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pitts helping us and blding us. i'telling you,ouow, we werealking earlier ith greeoom aboutow it tough not to have a father. he reached outnd erady familynd -- >> we tk about legacy, and you look backwards as a historian, butou lk forward as ll. in thi circumstance the presidentalked about kennedy as the satorf our time. wher sderank >> it dends o historian. i think i might beble to say that n only is he thereatest leslat ofur ti,hich is wh presidentbama said he may b t greest all-ound senator of our time. whathen nato john kendy would have been in the1950s he created a mmittee. teddy share all the quities. henry clayhe gat legislator. dael webster, the great orator. teddy may t havead t stern orory, but y have taf a norris and the vious progress soutasts who all their lives fought for that cause. fough for the leb cal caus setor van denbur he isll of those things. at the same timee made t people in msachetts fl ke he s one of them. ihought when we were sitting giluring the days tha he was take memorl seice, that yo
pitts helping us and blding us. i'telling you,ouow, we werealking earlier ith greeoom aboutow it tough not to have a father. he reached outnd erady familynd -- >> we tk about legacy, and you look backwards as a historian, butou lk forward as ll. in thi circumstance the presidentalked about kennedy as the satorf our time. wher sderank >> it dends o historian. i think i might beble to say that n only is he thereatest leslat ofur ti,hich is wh presidentbama said he may b t greest...
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inspiring us, and helping us, and building us. i'm telling you, you know, we were -- >> the daughter of robert f. kennedy. she says his legacy will be fighting for those who couldn't fight for themselves. >> my favorite memory of him is, once i went sailing with my father and him, and we were, i was a balast, and i got really wet. despite the whole race, he said it might be tough out there, it might be rainy, it might be cold, but keep it going. >> senator ted kennedy died last week, following a long battle with brain cancer. >>> good evening, we had a wonderful day today. cooler and drier for us. now we're starting to see a few of the clouds moving in. it's not going to dampen your weekend plans, but we are looking at cloud cover, that should be out of here in the next couple of hours. temperature wise, we're in the 70s. 75 in kingsville. for the rest of tonight, partly cloudy, very pleasant conditions. we're looking at overnight lows in the 50s. we haven't seen that in a while. we've been stuck in the 70s. enjoy that weather, it
inspiring us, and helping us, and building us. i'm telling you, you know, we were -- >> the daughter of robert f. kennedy. she says his legacy will be fighting for those who couldn't fight for themselves. >> my favorite memory of him is, once i went sailing with my father and him, and we were, i was a balast, and i got really wet. despite the whole race, he said it might be tough out there, it might be rainy, it might be cold, but keep it going. >> senator ted kennedy died...
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lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. and now i will say again the prayers that his eminence cardinal o'malley ended the act of commend atiation because thee fitting for this moment as well. before we go our separate ways let us take leave of our brother ted. may all express our affection for him. may it ease our sadness and strengthen our hope. one day we shall greet him again and the love of christ destroys even death itself. into your hands father of mercy we commend our brother ted in the sure and certain hope that together with all who have died in christ he will rise with him on the last day. we give you thanks for the blessings which you bestowed upon him in this life. they are signs to us of your goodness and you're fellship with the saints in krooegs. merciful lord listen to our prayers, open the gates of paradise for your servant and help us who remain to comfort one another with assurances of faith until we meet in christ and are with you and with our brother teddy forever. we ask this through christ our lord.
lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. and now i will say again the prayers that his eminence cardinal o'malley ended the act of commend atiation because thee fitting for this moment as well. before we go our separate ways let us take leave of our brother ted. may all express our affection for him. may it ease our sadness and strengthen our hope. one day we shall greet him again and the love of christ destroys even death itself. into your hands father of mercy we commend our...
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the more people will say, they told us to do anything to get a confession. the more up the chain yugo, the more there is authorization. and the attorney general and the president has -- have both said that they're only going to prosecute unauthorized they do not want to see the picture because t pictures which are you how bad a condition the people were in. >> the guy next room screaming as if he is being tortured to get the fellow being interrogated to talk. >> we need to distinguish between firing a gun in the next room or threatening to hurt somebody's family and actually people being killed. >> that is fair enough. >> i think that is where the investigation needs to focus, what happened to cause the death of individuals who were in the custody of the united states government? >> we have not seen half of this report. >> does it disturb anybody that we are debating this stuff in the open where america's enemies are able to read this? >> it disturbs me that we did it. >> the report itself makes it pretty clear that we got extraordinarily important is not un
the more people will say, they told us to do anything to get a confession. the more up the chain yugo, the more there is authorization. and the attorney general and the president has -- have both said that they're only going to prosecute unauthorized they do not want to see the picture because t pictures which are you how bad a condition the people were in. >> the guy next room screaming as if he is being tortured to get the fellow being interrogated to talk. >> we need to...
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use it objectively in english. [laughter] later when she was 85 and he was a trd term senator she wrote i watch to speak last friday night please say if i were presint modify was president. [laughter] the reason is what used to be called a condition contry to fact for instance if i were he. so you get t idea and these letters went on an on throughout all of their lives. >> very high standards but rather sadly, low expectations konz hindley -- is constantly disappointing his parents? >: tt mr. he was not a very good student and unfortunately was a pudgyid and they were obsessed with ways of her many letters referring to his way 10 being the fat kid and it is pretty brutal. but he was a victim of lower expectatns being the yogest of nine he was not taken very seriously and a huge irony at age 36 he became the patriarch of a family. d have the liberal democratic voice and he was not prepared for it, but who wod be? >> last year i had the opportunity to listen to the 1962 debate between ted kennedy and edward mccormick
use it objectively in english. [laughter] later when she was 85 and he was a trd term senator she wrote i watch to speak last friday night please say if i were presint modify was president. [laughter] the reason is what used to be called a condition contry to fact for instance if i were he. so you get t idea and these letters went on an on throughout all of their lives. >> very high standards but rather sadly, low expectations konz hindley -- is constantly disappointing his parents? >:...
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it looks like it will be with us into next weekend. that is a long run of nuys, autumn-like weather. we will talk about the insta- weather plus forecast -- that looks like a long run of nice weather . -- nice weather. >> the person that was struck early friday morning has died. he was riding in colombia maryland. they said the man behind the wheel was under the influence of alcohol -- he was riding in columbia, maryland. he is now out of jail after posting $100,000 bail. tonight, police and baltimore are investigating two separate shooting incidents. -- police in baltimore are investigating. one was in northwest baltimore. the victim is now recovering at the hospital. meantime, investigators are also looking into a double shooting in north baltimore. police say a man and woman were shot around 11:00 last night. both were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. there is no word a suspect in either case today, parishioners returned to their church after a fire destroyed it -- no word on a suspect in either case today. p
it looks like it will be with us into next weekend. that is a long run of nuys, autumn-like weather. we will talk about the insta- weather plus forecast -- that looks like a long run of nice weather . -- nice weather. >> the person that was struck early friday morning has died. he was riding in colombia maryland. they said the man behind the wheel was under the influence of alcohol -- he was riding in columbia, maryland. he is now out of jail after posting $100,000 bail. tonight, police...
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it was never used on the individual or that they brought in a weapon, never used on the individual. the judgment was made then tha there wasn't anything there that was improper or illegal with respect to -- >> do you think what they did, now that you've heard about it, do you think what they did was wrong? >> chris, my sort of overwhelming view is that the enhanced ierrogation techniques were absolutely essential in saving thousands of american lives, in preventing further attacks against the united states, in giving us the intelligence we needed to find al qaeda, to find their camps, to find out how they were being financed. those interrogations were involved in the arrest of nearly all of the al qaeda members that we were able to bring to justice. i think they were directly responsible for the fact that for eight years we had no further mass casualty attacks against the united states. it was good policy. it was properly carried out. it worked very, very well. >> so even these cases where they went beyond the specifi legal authorization, you're okay with it. >> i am. >> one specifi
it was never used on the individual or that they brought in a weapon, never used on the individual. the judgment was made then tha there wasn't anything there that was improper or illegal with respect to -- >> do you think what they did, now that you've heard about it, do you think what they did was wrong? >> chris, my sort of overwhelming view is that the enhanced ierrogation techniques were absolutely essential in saving thousands of american lives, in preventing further attacks...
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i want -- brings to us exactly what i wanted to ask you, bill sammon. the story in the "washington post," for folks who didn't get a chance to read it is khalid sheikh mohammed who was waterboarded 183 times, then, became a kind of professor, he engaged in what were called terrorist tutorials and using a chalk board, to explain to u.s. intelligence officers exactly the structure of al qaeda, how it worked, and what they were planning, and the cia inspectors report does not come to a conclusion about whether or not it was the waterboarding or other enhanced interrogation techniques, that changed how they -- khalid sheikh mohammed's mind and vice president cheney left no doubt that is exactly what changed his mind. >> at some point common sense enters into this and before he was water boarded he was very resistant and after he was waterboarded he is singing like a canary and giving tutorials and became a human rolodex of information about al qaeda. and i think the really crucial thing here, and i think what cheney was essentially saying is that president
i want -- brings to us exactly what i wanted to ask you, bill sammon. the story in the "washington post," for folks who didn't get a chance to read it is khalid sheikh mohammed who was waterboarded 183 times, then, became a kind of professor, he engaged in what were called terrorist tutorials and using a chalk board, to explain to u.s. intelligence officers exactly the structure of al qaeda, how it worked, and what they were planning, and the cia inspectors report does not come to a...
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the wind there the north is keeping us cool. also helping to dry us out. tall rain that we got over the last few days, these drier air masses are starting to keep us a little more comfortable, drying tout ground. we did have some clouds out there but we had just as much sun. it was the wind, the breeze from the north that kept us cool. we had enough sun to warm us up but what we're looking at here this is the front that moved through that wiped out all the junk and all the rain that we had out there, and behind it, we're looking at cooler air moving in. high pressure is building in. it's that clock-wise flow that's bringing us that north- northwesterly flow. it's drying us out, keeping rain potential to our south. while that front is still close enough that it's going to bring us the potential for showers tomorrow, it will drift back far enough to bring us the chance for rain around southern maryland but the cooler temperatures prevail. it will bring us some clouds. high pressure stays in play, and really dominates our forecast. so while we'll see the clou
the wind there the north is keeping us cool. also helping to dry us out. tall rain that we got over the last few days, these drier air masses are starting to keep us a little more comfortable, drying tout ground. we did have some clouds out there but we had just as much sun. it was the wind, the breeze from the north that kept us cool. we had enough sun to warm us up but what we're looking at here this is the front that moved through that wiped out all the junk and all the rain that we had out...
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derek ward starts us off tonight. >> reporter: it's been obvious to local authorities that it's unsafe to wait for a bus along this stretch of wcapitol view avenue in silver spring. they're making the bus stop safer. but crossing the street proved dangerous for two pedestrians. >> two women peds, age epedestr struck by what witnesses claim is a black toyota suv or pickup truck. >> i heard a loud bang. >> reporter: police say both victims were in the crosswalk. they were struck by such force they were both dragged, one 83 feet, another 113 feet down the road. >> one lady was in the middle of the street. the other lady was up against the 25 mile speed limit sign. her leg was wedged. te r orepr: the driver kept going. bu t orethimctpae knocked loose piece of his or her vehicle. this section of the front grill from a toyota truck or suv. that and the witness description is all investigators have to go on for now. residents of the surrounding community are troubled but not surprised. >> a lot of times cars will go eteedirest. street. the bshreldoue eeldum bpsum as well. ep>>r:or rek dted, w
derek ward starts us off tonight. >> reporter: it's been obvious to local authorities that it's unsafe to wait for a bus along this stretch of wcapitol view avenue in silver spring. they're making the bus stop safer. but crossing the street proved dangerous for two pedestrians. >> two women peds, age epedestr struck by what witnesses claim is a black toyota suv or pickup truck. >> i heard a loud bang. >> reporter: police say both victims were in the crosswalk. they were...
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they are trying to determine whether he used state and private aircraft when he used his visited his mistress in argentina. >>> here are the business stories. >> cash for clunkers was a huge success, and it's over now. after that report, the big focus will be on jobs, on wednesday payroll from adp is expected to report that a quarter of a million non-government jobs were lost last month. thursday's weekly report on jobless claims will fall as well. and then labor department puts its official stamp on friday, and then job losses in august, government, private alike, expected to show a decline of a quarter of a million and the unemployment rate could hold study of around 9.5%. >>> on thursday we will look at how back-to-school shopping is shaping up. and nokia rolls out a new net book p.c. >>> and no more dinnertime enter ruptions. the annoying robo calls should be a thing of history. i will believe it when i hear that. >>> a lot of people paying attention to the numbers in the weather department as well. >> yes, they are going up now and then down later, just like the stock market. up
they are trying to determine whether he used state and private aircraft when he used his visited his mistress in argentina. >>> here are the business stories. >> cash for clunkers was a huge success, and it's over now. after that report, the big focus will be on jobs, on wednesday payroll from adp is expected to report that a quarter of a million non-government jobs were lost last month. thursday's weekly report on jobless claims will fall as well. and then labor department puts...
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>> it could destroy us if we let it. the whole focus is to stay together and to find bond and to work together to keep the hope alive. it is important we have a two and a half-year-old and that is very important to us also and so when jaycee comes home she will need that family life. she can't afford for us to be split up. >> geraldo: i wonder, is it worse that you saw it happen? do you relive it? do you wonder? >> it is hard to say, i don't think so because at least i know something rather than -- >> not knowing anything. if she hadn't got off the bus at 4:00 that evening we wouldn't have known she had been gone all day. it is fortunate that he saw what he saw. >> geraldo: describe the car, karl. >> i believe it was a silver two tone ford grenada, two door. >> geraldo: and you saw a man driving. >> i didn't see the driver. it was the pass german soldier. i looked in the window. a passenger. flat features. no makeup. no earrings. >> greg: here is a composite based on karl's description. he guesses her age. the age of thi
>> it could destroy us if we let it. the whole focus is to stay together and to find bond and to work together to keep the hope alive. it is important we have a two and a half-year-old and that is very important to us also and so when jaycee comes home she will need that family life. she can't afford for us to be split up. >> geraldo: i wonder, is it worse that you saw it happen? do you relive it? do you wonder? >> it is hard to say, i don't think so because at least i know...
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she joins us from washington. good evening. can you take us through what happened today? >>reporter: absolutely. we really saw two very different kinds of memorials between massachusetts and here in washington. by the time the casket was brought to washington, it was taken to the capitol hills, were there were at least 1,000 people that called him friends who stood on the steps more than two hour. there were weather delays getting down here. despite the heat and humidity, they stood there not complaining at all. once the casket was brought in we saw applause and then they sang "god blez america" trying to console his widow and family. the casket moved through the city with thousands lining the streets and across the memorial bridge. as night fell, later than we had expected, he was buried at arlington national cemetery. his grave site is 100 feet away from robert f. kennedy and another 100 feet from his brother john's. there will be a marker there by tomorrow morning that people can see. it will have a simplel wooden cross and a nameplate that will have his name, birth an
she joins us from washington. good evening. can you take us through what happened today? >>reporter: absolutely. we really saw two very different kinds of memorials between massachusetts and here in washington. by the time the casket was brought to washington, it was taken to the capitol hills, were there were at least 1,000 people that called him friends who stood on the steps more than two hour. there were weather delays getting down here. despite the heat and humidity, they stood there...
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the cold front to the west of us. that is going to move through and also, to the east another batch of those storms. these were pretty heavy along the i-95 corridor earlier and now they're hitting areas towards del mask a. let's look at true view. what is left -- del marva. let's look at true view. danny pushing across the canadian maritime and left a fair amount of rain along the northeastern corridor in the path and blown up. really, not much of a punch with that system anymore. let's go to our weather map. the temperature tonight not bad. fairly mild into the 70s pretty much everywhere. 77 degrees in the district; 73 at dulles and 73 at baltimore. and we're going to keep an eye on the frontal system and that is going to slide across the area and stall out and just basically sit there for a couple of days. unfortunately, a number of low pressure systems will ride along it and it will cause unsettled weather into midweek and tomorrow, we'll have sunshine, could see a passing shower over lower southern maryland into t
the cold front to the west of us. that is going to move through and also, to the east another batch of those storms. these were pretty heavy along the i-95 corridor earlier and now they're hitting areas towards del mask a. let's look at true view. what is left -- del marva. let's look at true view. danny pushing across the canadian maritime and left a fair amount of rain along the northeastern corridor in the path and blown up. really, not much of a punch with that system anymore. let's go to...
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marsha joins us. fa you for being here. >> i have my terrier monk. >> now, martha wrote the book "life with waly -- wally." >> wally was the first terrier i have gotten. he overtook my life. i have written 10 books, and suddenly all i wanted to write about was wally. >> "life with wally the wonder dog." >> i was at a book writing at a dog show, because when you write a book about a dog you get odd invitations like that. i was watching the dogs, and i was sitting there and i thought i have to do something for dogs that aren't as fortunate as these dogs, so i thought i'll take some adoption bags out to the shelters and see what people can do to come into the shelter and find their favorite companion animal. >> this sent is running through november 3 at the anne arundel spca. it is in partnership with the maryland spca. if you adopt a pet, you will get some of these neat things. tell us about this. >> these are training things. you put these down, they have a scent on it. they attract it. gradually you w
marsha joins us. fa you for being here. >> i have my terrier monk. >> now, martha wrote the book "life with waly -- wally." >> wally was the first terrier i have gotten. he overtook my life. i have written 10 books, and suddenly all i wanted to write about was wally. >> "life with wally the wonder dog." >> i was at a book writing at a dog show, because when you write a book about a dog you get odd invitations like that. i was watching the dogs,...
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and partly cloudy for the rest of us. the daytime high getting up to about 48 degrees and daytime temperature for the orioles and the indians 80 degrees. we'll have your five-day forecast coming up in a moment. >>> a murder mystery under investigation in georgia where seven people are found dead inside a mobile home and two other people were found injured inside that trailer. police are not saying what happened and they have not revealed whether the killer may be among the dead. >>> the police probe in a town in california as a woman surfaces after being kidnapped 18 years ago. the house next to where she is being held captive is also being called a crime scene but the police are not saying why. they believe that the man kidnapped dugard served as a care taker for the home. >>> we have good news and bad news for a baltimore teens. yesterday at camden yards a rain delay caused a long delay. and when the game did get underway, it wasn't much better either. did i say good news? the ravens win this game 17-13. >> i'm so excit
and partly cloudy for the rest of us. the daytime high getting up to about 48 degrees and daytime temperature for the orioles and the indians 80 degrees. we'll have your five-day forecast coming up in a moment. >>> a murder mystery under investigation in georgia where seven people are found dead inside a mobile home and two other people were found injured inside that trailer. police are not saying what happened and they have not revealed whether the killer may be among the dead....
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us and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. now, i will say again the careeprayers from the act of commendation for they are the fitting at this moment as well. before we go our separate ways, let us take leave of our brother ted. but as express our affection for him in. may it be their sadness. one day, we show joyfully greet him again. into your hands, father of mercy, we commend our brother ted in the sure and certain hope that, together with all who have died in christ, he will rise with him on the last day. we give you things for the blessings of which you placed upon him in this life. they are signs it to us of your goodness and their fellowship with our things in christ. merciful lord, turn to us and listen to our prayers, open the gates of pervez to your servant, and help us to remain to comfort one another with assurances of faith until we meet in christ and are with you and with their brother teddy forever. we asked this through christ our lord. >> amen. >> let us know raise their heads and prayed for god's blessing i
us and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. now, i will say again the careeprayers from the act of commendation for they are the fitting at this moment as well. before we go our separate ways, let us take leave of our brother ted. but as express our affection for him in. may it be their sadness. one day, we show joyfully greet him again. into your hands, father of mercy, we commend our brother ted in the sure and certain hope that, together with all who have died in christ, he...
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i think it harmed us. i think torturing harmed us. i have a number of anecdotes that could substantiate that. i think it harmed our image in the world but for us now to go back i think would be a serious mistake. >> schieffer: the president had said that he wanted to go forward but this apparently is a decision made by the attorney general. and the president i guess says he's going to go along with it. >> well, the attorney general has a unique position in the cabinet obviously. he can't be told what to do by the president of the united states but i think it's a mistake. i think in the future we'll find its a mistake. at the same time we can assure the american people that it will never happen again. and people in the world that has harmed our image so badly. >> schieffer: do you agree with the vice president when he says this has kept the country safe all this time since this attack and it is because these interrogations worked and we found out information that helped us keep the country safe. >> i think the interrogations were in vi
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thank you for joining us tonight. crowds lined the streets of boston outside senator kennedy's funeral where he was eulogized by president barack obama today. later they lined up to watch the motorcade he is court -- escorting his casket to its final resting place. his hearse stopped outside the capitol where he served 47 years. his width yellow and former staff member -- his widow and former staff members waited on the steps. >> and tonight at washington arlington cemetery, senator ted kennedy was buried alongside his brothers president john f kennedy and robert kennedy. >> certain fittingness in having a burial at the dying of the day. because we know that the sun will come back again tomorrow. and as we think of teddy, we know that his new life begins. and as we look at this great family, we are sure that new life is already beginning, and that new great things are happening. >> our digital correspondent lindsay mathis is outside arlington national cemetery tonight where she talked with local people who showed up t
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. >> glad to have you with us tonight. i'm live at arlington national cemetery where that graveside service just wrapped up a few hours ago. it marked the end of a very public day of remembrance, a day that began in boston and ended here in the nation's capito i'll have more on that part of the story in just a moment. >> ted kennedy was buried tonight alongside his brothers john and bobby. today's ceremonies in many ways reflected the man larger than life. brian mooar begins our coverage tonight. >> reporter: on a day both somber and celebratory, senator ted kennedy tookis place alongside the brothers he idolized. in the end, he was an icon in his own right and thousands lined the streets of nation's capital to say good-bye. >> i'm conservative republican but i'm here to pay respects. >> his last journey took him to the u.s. capitol where he was saluted by those who served with and for lim. >> he knew he was only great because had he great people supporting him and he knew the value of good staff, and that's why he was so
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police tell us the driver left behind a crucial clue. a front end hill that comes from a toyota suv or pick up. >> there is no way the driver did not uknow he had struck these two women. >> investigators are referring to auto body shop workers to be on the lookout for a black toyota suv or pick one with front-end damage. they tell us both women were hurt but are expected to survive. >>> a break in the murder of a d.c. businessman. police arrested a 26-year-old man in the murder of a 26 hour pizza mart in northeast. karen gray houston has the new details as police continue to search for a motive. >> reporter: shanika robinson lived on this block of addison road with a sister and cousin. neighbors say they kept to themselves. >> i don't know them. i don't know them at all. >> the neighbors were stunned to learn she's accused of killing the owner of the 24 hour operation on 4th street in northeast. robinson is charged with felony murder while armed. >> in the morning, the police were right herehere you're standing at now. and i wanted to kn
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jon voight will be here to tell us why he has become so involved and he will give us his take on healthcare reform. >>> and they are one of the top christian music bands in the world. but recording platinum albums and selling out concerts not their only job. they are also youth counselors who try to keep youth on the right path. they perform one of their biggest hits here on the show tonight. >>> well, this weekend, funeral services were held for senator ted kennedy and with his burial the end of a long and storied senate career. though there were many controversies over the issues in his personal life, he was true to his personal political convictions. he didn't try to reinvent himself with each election or poll and proudly proclaimed himself a liberal when most ran from the label. i respect people honest their own political leanings far from those that change with the season. no one can accuse ted ken day of campaigning differently than he served or he believed. you can work with a principled liberal more effectively than an unprincipled conservative who is more about the political game o
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pitts helping us and building us. i'm telling you, you know, we were talking earlier in the greenroom about how it is tough not to have a father. he reached out and embraced my family and -- >> we talk about legacy, and you look backwards as a historian, but you look forwards as well. in this circumstance the president talked about kennedy as the senator of our time. where sde rank? >> it depends on historian. i think i might be able to say that not only is he the greatest legislator of our time, which is what president obama said. he may be the greatest all-around senator of our time. what then senator john kennedy would have been in the 1950s he created a committee. teddy shares all their qualities. henry clay, the great legislator. daniel webster, the great orator. teddy may not have had the stern oratory, but you have taf and norris and the various progress southeasts who all their lives fought for that cause. he fought for the leb cal cause. senator van denburg, he is all of those things. at the same time he made
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jon voight will be here to tell us why he has become so involved and he will give us his take on healthcare reform. >>> and they are one of the top christian music bands in the world. but recording platinum albums and selling out concerts not their only job. they are also youth counselors who try to keep youth on the right path. they perform one of their biggest hits here on the show tonight. >>> well, this weekend, funeral services were held for senator ted kennedy and with his burial the end of a long and storied senate career. though there were many controversies over the issues in his personal life, he was true to his personal political convictions. he didn't try to reinvent himself with each election or poll and proudly proclaimed himself a liberal when most ran from the label. i respect people honest their own political leanings far from those that change with the season. no one can accuse ted ken day of campaigning differently than he served or he believed. you can work with a principled liberal more effectively than an unprincipled conservative who is more about the political game o
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here comes something against us. that's regrettable, i think selected a presstek favorites, andrea question mark she just mentioned dick cheney. is the fact that -- well is the treatment that he's getting in the press, does it suggest that many in the media are still eager to punch back him after the bush administration? >> absolutely. that's the entire point of this investigation. ultimately they want cheney's head. they would love to have nothing more than cheney and rumsfeld haldane and interrogated. i think this is bad politics and bad policy. you know, going from declaring a war on terror cannot it work on the cia, obama loses one. i think every president deserves a vacation. but they deserve a vacation, but this is not the week to take it. he has lost patrol of the message on the cia. he lost control of the deficit. he has us control the healthcare debate, and the story, right now, is there going to lose this one. >> you think the president wants responsibility for this? every time he is asked about it he says
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us. and then adding lord in your mercy. and our response is lord, hear our prayer. >> lord, in your mercy, lord hear our prayer. gracious lord, we forgive the sins of those who died in christ. lord have mercy. >> your our prayer. >> grammar all the good they have done, lord in your mercy. >> your our prayer. >> welcome them into eternal life, lord in your mercy. >> your our prayer. >> let us pray for those who mourn, comfort them in their grief, lord in your mercy. >> your our prayer can act like to know sense of loss with your presence. lord, in your mercy. >> your our prayer. >> increase their faith, strengthen their hope. lord have mercy. >> your our prayer breakfast also pray for ourselves and our own pilgrimage through life. keep us faithful in your service >> lord and your mercy, hear our prayer. >> candle in our hearts a longing for your kingdom of justice and peace, a longing for heaven. lord in your mercy seat at your our prayer. >> in the sure and certain hope of the resurrectio
us. and then adding lord in your mercy. and our response is lord, hear our prayer. >> lord, in your mercy, lord hear our prayer. gracious lord, we forgive the sins of those who died in christ. lord have mercy. >> your our prayer. >> grammar all the good they have done, lord in your mercy. >> your our prayer. >> welcome them into eternal life, lord in your mercy. >> your our prayer. >> let us pray for those who mourn, comfort them in their grief, lord in...
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i ianksks foror joinining u us. than for jng us. >>> also this morning, n ew details about the man police believe abct adund abu bused jaycee dugard for 18 yrs. authorities are piecing togeer a terrifying portrait of a predator who served time for rain only to be paroled. we'll have the latest details. talk live to jaycee's stepfather about how she's doing. >>> and it is one of the few remaining temperate rain forests in this world. this morning our "weekend window" will open to the coast of beautiful british columbia. but first we turn to ron claiborne for the headlines. ron? >> good morning, again, kate and bill. good morning, everyone. >>> in the news a southern california wildfire is threatening 10,000 homes near los angeles and is already forced a thousand to be evacuated. officials say the fire has tripled in size in the past 24 hours. >>> preliminary exit polls show the democratic party of japan has won today's parliamentary election in a landslide ousting the country's ruling party after more than 50ears in
i ianksks foror joinining u us. than for jng us. >>> also this morning, n ew details about the man police believe abct adund abu bused jaycee dugard for 18 yrs. authorities are piecing togeer a terrifying portrait of a predator who served time for rain only to be paroled. we'll have the latest details. talk live to jaycee's stepfather about how she's doing. >>> and it is one of the few remaining temperate rain forests in this world. this morning our "weekend window"...
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or cialis for daily use. ask your doctor about cialis today, so when the moment is right, you can be ready. (announcer) xcedrin pm. relieves pain fast. plus a sleep aid to help you fall fast asleep. excedrin. what ache? >>> at a time when this country in the middle of a health care debate, we're going to look at the busiest trauma center in america. the doctor in charge says at least 20% of the time, patients are simply turned away, and he says when that happens, people die. ryan owens takes "a closer look" tonight. >> we have a backseat passenger ejected. >> reporter: it's just before midnight saturday night. in the busiest trauma center in the united states, this is pr e primetime. patients are already stacked up in the hall. when two young boys are wheeled in. >> they were both ejected. >> reporter: they'd been thrown out of this car when it slammed into a tree. >> there are many days that if you aren't on a ventilator, you don't get to be in a room. everything else is managed in the hallway outside. >> re
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that is gradually approaching us and zoom in closer. we're going to have a look at what is happening here. to the south and virginia, alexandrea to the south and franconia, we're seeing heavy pockets of rainfall here and some of the areas of heavier rainfall. some of the rain was coming down at an inch an hour or so and as we look closer towards baltimore, they had plenty of lightning in that area and strong storms and now some of that moved across parts of del marva and along the i-95 corridor, an hour or so go, it was intense. let's look at true view now. this is what is happening with what is left of danny. danny got knocked out of its ring a bit. a bit of a 1-2 punch from strong westerly winds and an upper level low system and that weakened it. plenty of rainfall hating -- hitting the canadian maritimes. they getting dumped on there and as we put it together for us, overall, we're going end up seeing the cold front continue to approach us and that is actually going stall out and going stall out and stick around the next few days or
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and i used to just laugh. i used to really rib him and give him a rough time too. >> you said fighting brothers. and i couldn't help but notice you and senator kerry are already talking about health care right before we went on. >> orrin is going to be our man. he's going to be the go-to republican. he's going to do what ted kennedy would have done, right? >> all they have to do is start thinking straight and i'll be right there with them. >> that's the big question. you say do what ted kennedy would have done. you know, this has been a big part of the debate. in fact, secretary sebelius engaged it just a couple of days ago. >> the best possible legacy is to pass health reform this year and have a bill that president obama could sign, and hopefully at every step along the way they'll ask themselves, what would teddy do and move it forward. >> but, senator kerry, there already is a big debate over what he would do. a lot of liberals and progressives saying he would fight for this option and, you know, if you di
and i used to just laugh. i used to really rib him and give him a rough time too. >> you said fighting brothers. and i couldn't help but notice you and senator kerry are already talking about health care right before we went on. >> orrin is going to be our man. he's going to be the go-to republican. he's going to do what ted kennedy would have done, right? >> all they have to do is start thinking straight and i'll be right there with them. >> that's the big question. you...
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give us a call or send us an e-mail, journal at c-span.org. you mentioned some of the individuals and the administration you take n. you call leon panetta he perfect illustration of the ltway swamp creature less "you refer to vice president biden, when it comes to ethical self policing the puts taxpayers interest above the electoral and special-intere, joe biden doesn't have a series bone in his body and you referred to the attorney general eric holder is a crime cuddling corporate lawyer. >> gue: i do and i provide all the evidence for people t judge for themselves. i think that the theme that runs throughout culture of corruption is that there is a massive gap between the album administration's rhetoric and the reality, and i not arguing that influence peddlers and powerbrokers should be outled some help. everybody is that to make a living b the point is that the team obama came here ons high a course as we have ever seen into washington to change the way that they do business and yet they have pple like leon panetta,ho parlayed an enre care
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if you have a stomach ulcer or other condition that causes bleeding you should not use plavix. taking plavix alone or with some other medicines including aspirin may increase bleeding risk, tell your doctor before planning surgery or taking aspirin or other medicines with plavix, especially if you've had a stroke. some medicines that are used to treat heartburn or stomach ulcers, like prilosec, may affect how plavix works, so tell your doctor if you are taking other medicines. if fever, unexplained weakness or confusion develops, tell your doctor promptly. these may be signs of ttp, a rare but potentially life-threatening condition reported sometimes less than 2 weeks after starting plavix. other rare but serious side effects may occur. if you take plavix with other heart medicines, continuing to do so will help increase protection against a future heart attack or stroke. feeling better doesn't mean you're not at risk. stay with plavix. powerful anti-aging therapies that reduce the look of lines and pores, even tone, brighten, smooth, hydrate, and lock-in moisture, all in one c
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. >> stay with us. we'll check your insta-weather plus forecast with john collins co ♪ ♪ i always feel like (announcer) it's right here, it's easy... ♪ somebody's watching me. ...it's the money you could be saving wh h geico. ♪ who's watching? ♪ tell me who's watching. ufuffled music (announcer) 's's right here, it's easy... ♪ i always feel lik somebody's watchg g me. ♪ it's the money you could be saving with geico. >> temperatures in the 70's this morning. the last of the rain is well off shore now. we are looking better this morning. the whole key is to bring drier air in. take a look at the satellite picture. the life of those storms moving off shore. sunlight breaking through. eventually drier air coming in. here's what the map will look like. stay to our south. south of us there could be a few shores. baltimore looks dry, and this cool, dry air coming in will make us feel more comfortable later today and especially next week. partly cloudy skies our forecast today. i've mentioned a sm
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thank you for joining us. now here's lester. >> thank you. >>> this morning on save versus lurge, the economy may be in the doghouse but may not know it from the way we spend on pets, sales have reached $43 billion in 2008 and are expected to climb to $45 billion this year. the question arises, when should you drop big bucks on your favorite animals? pet expert andrea arden is here. good morning. great to see you. >> good morning. >> barking ovation there. >> yes. >> good place to start in terms of whether to save or splurge. are you better off going to a breeder, getting a purebred or adopting? >> absolutely better off going to a shelter and adopting. you're saving an animal's life and on the initial cost. it will be about $150 to $200 opposed to $500 if you're buying from a breeder. they will ao be ayed a neutered already. purebreds, mixed breeds, some shelters have reptiles and other types of animals. >> puppies and kittens everywhere. >> you're sneaking away. >> let's talk about foods. all brands of food,
thank you for joining us. now here's lester. >> thank you. >>> this morning on save versus lurge, the economy may be in the doghouse but may not know it from the way we spend on pets, sales have reached $43 billion in 2008 and are expected to climb to $45 billion this year. the question arises, when should you drop big bucks on your favorite animals? pet expert andrea arden is here. good morning. great to see you. >> good morning. >> barking ovation there. >>...
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he used that property and it looks like he lived on that property in a shed. so we know he was there and that's why primarily we're taking a close look at that property. >> reporter: and just when you thought you'd heard it all, investigators sega reado may in fact be linked to other crimes like unsolved murder in the area, prostitutes in the early '90s whose bodies turned up near an industrial park where garrido was working at the time. lastly, jaycee and her daughters are being reacquainted with their family this weekend, as they have been shut off from the entire world the last 18 years. patti ann. >> patti ann: unbelievable story. casey, thank you. the foster parents after missing california boy are under arrest and now at the center of a homicide investigation. hasanni campbell's foster father held on suspicion of murder and the mother as an accessory. they said he wandered away in a parking lot and has not been seen since. he wears braces on his legs, he was cerebral palsy. they say his foster father sent a text message full of curse words tlepg to leave
he used that property and it looks like he lived on that property in a shed. so we know he was there and that's why primarily we're taking a close look at that property. >> reporter: and just when you thought you'd heard it all, investigators sega reado may in fact be linked to other crimes like unsolved murder in the area, prostitutes in the early '90s whose bodies turned up near an industrial park where garrido was working at the time. lastly, jaycee and her daughters are being...
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but it cited how they could use that -- they decided public use that in the ad. apparently the ad-maker said he saw hound dogs. they started to air those in the late summer 1984 and turned the tide. huddleston had begun with a huge lead and mitch mcconnell began tightening the race and ultimately won by about 5000 votes. host: one of the lessons in any campaign is be prepared -- been prepared for an opponent. was huddleston badly prepared for mitch mcconnell? guest: yes, and i think you would acknowledge that. he had barely one jefferson county. -- barely won jefferson county. he was taken a little bit slightly. mitch mcconnell was from louisville, not always an asset. not to be from the big city in kentucky politics. he is not your typical back- slapping, stump orator-type of politician. host: you point out in the book that early in his career he made a couple mistakes. you read that he made his share of mistakes in the first term. he blundered in 1985 by announcing that a large toyota plant was coming to kentucky when he had little to do with the project. it wa
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use hand sanitizers. sneeze into your sleeve or a tissue. >> the h1n1 vaccine is expected sometime in october. >> good news for staffers at baltimore's e.b. due boys high school. the state has been taken off the persistently dangerous school list. the state labels them persistently dangerous based on constitutional rightia. -- based on certain criteria. >> with the money, without parents and staff who are committed to the commirn in this building, we are no longer on this list. we did it the right way. >> it creates a paid internship program for students at baltimore company. >> the time is 6:08. 71 degrees on tv-hill. more than 500 window shades and blinds are on the recall. it the problem that could lead to serious injury. >> be weary of who you search for on the internet. why popular names and big stars could lead to a virus for your computer. >> first you are looking at a live picture of th (announcer) back to school means back to busy mornings. that's why i got them pillsbury toaster strudel. warm, f
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thank you for listening to us. i appreciate it. >> jean rice -- explain the vote in house committee. steve scalisse it was there. maybe he will explain. >> in the commerce committee, we have many amendments. i co-sponsored a number of them. i was a co-sponsor of the amendment that would have forced a member of, -- congress to join the plan. i think it is a bed bill but i think that put your money where your mouth is. they also voted against that. we had an amendment on abortion. there was one bill to amend abortion in the bill. the national right to life -- there is a lot of dispute whether abortion is in the bill. do not believe any politician in washington. the national right to life says they expressed their opposition to h.r. 3200. this bill would predictably result in the greatest expansion of abortion since roe vs. wade. because of the amendment in the bill, we turned around and we brought up an amendment to ban abortion in the bel predr we passed it on a very close vote for it unfortunately, they turn aroun
thank you for listening to us. i appreciate it. >> jean rice -- explain the vote in house committee. steve scalisse it was there. maybe he will explain. >> in the commerce committee, we have many amendments. i co-sponsored a number of them. i was a co-sponsor of the amendment that would have forced a member of, -- congress to join the plan. i think it is a bed bill but i think that put your money where your mouth is. they also voted against that. we had an amendment on abortion....